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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-13
FOR SALE..-....-.


I OOk HEnE7.lsisa if.lr sale or trade for
IL anytAtug,sas nee omnibus; also a lot of
!spendtdIFood machinery; and will rent hotel
,feady furnished Best of references can be
given. Address 2. o box 242 ), Lau pasas, Tex.
TOR SALE Cheap. a line len apsaarble
L soda apparatus; also siSsfsn gallon copper
w THft au Ss H aa po6 OF James
&'Hl'besof at 8bargaln. C. Want. Agent.
NOR SALE-tarm containing 3l4 acres, 10
Il Gated three and one-half miles southwest
of Fort Worth on the GIanbur road. This
farm has about 2 Ofcres line 4ottemlland
with ninety acres Of Hhrat, forty arrcs timber,
and the balance fine grass land Tor pasture.
The Clear Fork ofstlfe Trinity runs through the
farm; IN artesisn well ana one dug well on
he placeS--twe' farm houses, good seeds, etc.
sRsss farm can be bought for S25 per acre, in
C uding The wheat crop Possession given at
once If desired. Part Of the pur base money
on long time. r. L. TwOmby & SIN, lO7 Main
street.
DEACH, PLUM AN APRICOT TREES-
i Special Inducements offered. 10 purchasers
for the next thirty days, EIfaVe also ull line
OF nursery 'uek, Shade and ornamental trees
Address: A. II. Boyd Il Son. PropIetC rs of the
Tarrant County Nursery, Euliss, Tex. Wanted
good agent for every county in the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-13
WANrEp-rRa;C,InEK.

M ANPED--N teacher for colored band.
Wv. '@Address Charles GuytCn. llillsbCrc, Tex.
WANTED HkIFERs.z.-.s s
}AANIED-Aboul I5tsshlsssiis OF yearling heif-
w ers neNt.eSprfi state range and price.
VIII 8riFet 10 G dorado or New Mexico; Ad
dress II. Mc\iCnOlas. boy 46 Sherman. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-13

DIR. Curtis I wish to express my heartfelt
thanks to you for the good you have done me,
for l suffered for years with catarrh that was
pronounced incurable, and l believed 1t TO be
so had but little faith in any cure. However,
follower your treatment, which was pleasant,
and to my surprise l room commenced to get
better In two months the offensive discharge
had ceased, and in one month more the horrid
catarrh was entirely gone, thanks to you.
MRS CARL SMITH, Cadiz, Ky.
Consultation free. Grand Windsor hotel
Dallas. DR.. Curtis goes to Tyler on the 2lst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-13
RATES OF suBsCRiP TON.
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS:

Per Week ......... IS cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-13

rI'HREE OR E0tfsP BRSONS can procure ac
l. csmm6da Tors 1T Ill Calhoun, only two
blocks from Main. ...ss,
A FEW PERSONS ca, be accom- n 6dated with
n board and furhlshedcor unfurni-hed rooms,
If desifed.- J. B. Litsey so West Foul tn street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-13
ROOMS fUk tts%s

IL furnished Satttbfe for house Keeping
No. Al, corner CT Fourth and Grove streets.
William Merritt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-13
.HANTgD-pAIE 8EL,
Observation-Disclosures

9AaNIbD-HI4AIlf. dLLP. 20
M ANTE LrS4ln experienced efe4n r Ap
w ply OAR. KennG Y, Hot tiyf%tck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-13

Bits will bsTeseived until MARGINS, 1887, to
furnish :, =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-13

C1AuDrus B. JEWELL,
KELLOGG BUILDING, No. 141e ST. NV,
Washington, D. @.
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
Special Attention Paid to Making Investments.
IMPROVED OR UNIMPRovED REAL ESTATE.
NEGOTIATING LOANS ON REAL ESTATE,
RENTING HOUSES AND COLLECTING RENTS.
Houses and Property Placed in our hands will have our
Careful Attention $500
All Kinds Of Insurance Risks Placed In Foreign or
Home Companies.
AGENT FOR
Angie. Nevada Assurance Corporation Of San Francis
s co u; =, 600 900
Ra1ny :.,;.:.........:;;.......... 1895. 900
cisco 100000
nia ............................. 100000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-13

Besides these, any number Of Remnants of Plain and
Fancy Velvets and Plain and Fancy Pushes. Every
Remnant Ticket is marked with number of yards and
price The most extensive sale Of Remnants Of such
goods ever offered Remember these will be dispayed
Tables. -
Besides these, our Heeular Remnant Sales Of other
Goods will be held on Third Floor usual.
$4,000 yards Figured Sateens (this seasons proluc-
tions) will be sold the rate Of On cents Der ysri
worth 1219 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-13

An attempt Was made yesterday in the House to
confuse the main question concerned In the Nor
mon bill, with lot OF petty questions. Mr. Reed
did the people OF the United states service In
bringing eonspicuously to the front the fact that
the Territories are, after all. mere creatures OF
CongressiOna! legislation, and that their forms of
government are not fixed beyond the power OF the
creative authority 10 change them. II the OBJ
srinacy or tho Latter Day Saints in Maintaining
Their peculiar Institution in defiance of law as
wei as o; civilized practice shall make it neces-
sary % remodel The government OF Utah and strip
The Mormol hierarchy OF It's political strength the
people affected viii have only themselves TO
blame. They make a virtue OF having once mi
grated into Mexican territory TO escape persecu-
ton in the United States The same course is
open 10 them again: but IL they stay I'm this re-
public and enjoy the ordinary privileges OF Ameri-
can citizenship, they must accept the RESPONSE
bilities which are inseparable from the benefits.
and become loyal citizens In fact as well as In
name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-13

NOR RENT
II l225 + st.n.w,15re
1924 10th ek. n.w.,12r. 1.
rs Grant Pl., 10r. .......'
l7O6-S-10 + st., 12r.. -
COZ 18th Ut. NV, 1lr.. =
$50 Ind. av., IL rs.......'
325 c st. NV. 9r. ........
1927 T 1t. NV, IL -. \
223 LIST st. n.w.,S r. 5000
1909 T st. NV. 9r. 80
1907 18th st. n.w.....:31..
1887 18th st. n.w.,7r30.
739 Sd st. NV, Or. 81
1424 L st. NV, Or.
1925 n. J.ave.n.w., 6r.25.,
1L25 n. J. ave. NV, 7r..
$500 n st. NV, 8r. ....'
1907 n st. NV, Or.
1511H 10th NV. Or 22.'
3044 P 1t. n.w,1r....22.
8 NJ st. u, 1r. 20.
1873 F ct. ne, z n. 20
1919 29th st.n.w.,1r.20.-
sol E st. me-, Or.
1135 7th st. NV, Or. 10:
1913 Sd st. NV, 5r. -
Alp n. ]. ave.n.w Or. H.
iA& B. II. WA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-13

Some beautiful Hand-Paauteo GAUGE Fans, also
Spansled Fans have just arrived; also. the soloyns
novelties secured by our buyers Just returned from
New York:
Short lengths of Fancy Pushes and velvets for
evening wear. Bought Of Messrs. McCreery Co.. Of
New York. at closing out prices
New designs in SDk Gauses and Grenadines, Crepe
de Chimes, India Silks Crmped Crepes and other light
tissues for evening wear.
LACEs.
Colored Brussels Silk Nets. yards wide, evening
shades, 1.19 yard.
Oriental Fedora Black Chantilly, Spanish Guipure
and Escurial Lace Flouncings. Nets and Laces to
match.
White and Black Beaded Nets and Flouncings Ex-
Quisits designs.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Ornament Gimps and Gallons of Pearl, Crystal and
Jet, Csc. to $40 yard.
Moss Trimming, in the new evening colors. only
$1.35 yard.
FLOWERS.
Lilacs, Roses Heliotrope, Apple Blossoms, Carna-
tons Lilies Of the Valley, Roses. &c. The foliage Of
these Flowers s extraordinarily natural in appearance
We can put natural rose in ono hand and Of our
patent artificial in the other, and you cannot de-
tect the difference by the sense of touch.
RIBBONS.
Morie Sashes, with Satin and eros Grain Fancy Fan
Edge, 10 inches wide s1.9S.
Surnh sashes. with Satin Picot Edges. Is inches
wide, S16S.
Satin sashes, inches wide, CSC.
Gros Grain SILK Ribbons, with looped. corded edge
29c yard.
AL above Ribbons come in the new evening colors
and the designs are entirely new We may not have
described them WELL but win be pleased to show them
and not think Of your purchasing.
FEATHERS. &c.
Ostrich Feather Pompons, with Aigrette, 6sc
Bunches Of Ostrich Tips most lovely colors 4sc and
CSC.
For the hair show Flowers Of Pearl and Steel also
Pearls and Gold 81. 90 bunch.
HANDKERcHIErs.
Sheer Linen, with embroidered dots, in colors 70,
25c.
Sheer Linen. with dice pattern centers embroidered
In colors, CSC.
A faultless collection of Fine French Linen Novel
ties from 4Sc. to s2.9s each.
PRESS NOTICE.
We clip from Sundays Post the following astterdna
comment:
"credt is due the Palais Royal for its nerve in cater
ing to the requirements Of society people, It has beer
bad season for warm goods of every description and
most merchants seem to be entirely absorbed in thei
disposal and somewhat reardlessof the fact that
season II here for balls, parties aud receptions YOU
may get everything you want ut the Paais Royal ani
1t Ia warm goods, such cl0aks underwear yor
will find the prices reduced regardless Of what they
cost word should be said in favor of the glove snt
fan departments Strangers to Washington are Away
astounded that q city Of 100000 inhabitants couli
support store whose glove requires teel
assistants. and where fans be found by tens
hundreds bnt by the thousand and at prices a. low
25c and up to 800 That such exists in Washington
In ilustrated ut the pAlnie ROYAL Tho s&cr. 4. a.
knowedged to make the finest display In the country
Five men are employed solely for the decoration of tn
windows and stores, and that they artists visi
| will demonstrate"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-13

fro THE REsIDENTe IN THE VICINITY OF
u Scott, Thomas and Iowa Circles.-I beg leave %
ordapS for Plumbing aud Gas Fitting, 7. v. EOO(A
ll2l VI ave, Adjoining the Portland. dlA-40
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Ell snf 4 4 ~ sss N !" ssss
BIB A UU ii NM Ssss
RRR ZEE ODD TTTTu Geek KEEETTTT
ssREs EEr 3 3 + Hs & okk < En- !
4 REEE Odd + II CcC < kErE +
b D "A
ID d A A Wy
II d AAA 49,
ODD Y
WONDERFUL AND ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS FOB
FFF RRR II Odd W
Fv BBR II "A W
+ 4 ( II BOD ~ 4 Z!

1 Lot of Gents Stitched Back KID GLOVES a. 4oc.
pair would be cheap at 81
Lot Of Gents MER1NO UNDERWEAR, in either
Shirts or Drawers. at 3c. each: regular price Soc
Lot of Gents UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS, always
sold at Soc; have 16h, IT, 17; will be offered at $50
each.
Lot of Iadies' Colored Bordered HEMsT1TcHEp
HANDkERCHIEFS, at &C. each regular price 1216c
1H Mo Nax.i Mp IEWELkY Dg p
10c
lot Novel WRISTBANDS, were 5oc. and 81 to close
out a: pc.
Lot CROCHET PURSES, were 25c; to close out At
sc.
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
1 Lot METAL CLASPS. were 25o.; to close out at
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
Lotfne EMBROIDERIES, worth to l3c.; to close
out at &c yard.
Lot fine EMBRoIDERIKs, worth Is to 2oc.: to
e'0Fs OUT i sGe { kfsa DEPARTMENT.
Lot finest CREPE LISSE ruching, worth On to
Doc yard to close out at loo. yard yards for
lot REAL OSTRICH TIPS, all colors, three In
bunch. Soc; worth 75c.
lot CHILDREN's SILK PLUSH BoNNRTs, sold
from 81 Is to s4.OO. choice GO co.
1 lot TOBOGGAN CAPS for Iadiss Missea and
Children. WORSTED ASTRAKHAN AND JERSEY aold
for 15c.: choice sc.
lot FLOWERS, ROSES. LILIES, sNOwBALLs.
cHRYsANTHEMUMs.& &c. in punches. sold Tor CSC !:
choice 1sc.
INFANTS WEAR
LOT OF SHORT DRESSES, with I'VE tucks front
and back, rufe with four tucks and edged with Ham.
burg neck and sleeves trimmed with Hamburg 3Scts
always sold for 80 cts.
Lot Of LADIES' DRAWERS, with cluster Of four
ticks and Hamburg rufae, % cts: worth so cts
Lot CT CHEMISES. with three rows Of Hamburg
inserting and four clusters Of fine tucks. Hambura
round neck and sleeves AZ cts.
Lot Of NIGHT DRESSES, three rows HAMBURG
trimming four clusters of fine tucks, Hamburg round
neck and sleeve, 9S cts.
LADIES' AND MISSES CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Beaver Cloth PALETOTs, Imported Garments,
Astrachan Collar. down front and around bottom
| ORIGINAL price, 500 TO be closed out ct 3lO.
'isites made Of French Glsce Cloth, trimmed In
Fancy Plush price. sl2; Red Ticket, 81 so.
One Suit, size 49, Of very fine cloth Latest STYLE
| Feather Trimmed; price. $50: Red Ticket price,
| $3.50.
| The above Bargains are good for Friday
Everybody ought to take advantage of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-13


Mr.. Knox, OF Philadelphia who has lately fallen
heirt u three thousand dollars b. The will OF an
Engiishiian Banned King, whom ne prevented from
making foolish Iaagriags several years ago must
account himself 4 lucky Fellow Other pcople by
the thousand Including relatives as well as mere
friends, have tried To break up bad matches. with
no effect beyond exciting rebellion and enmty. II
IS only In very rare instances that the object OF
soicitGde Is willing even 10 recognize the In
genuous motive OF the person who tries 10 do him
point OF placing money value on the service of
his friend Is a marvel indeed.
There IS another phase 10 this matter, however
that may disturb the comfort OF the Iegatee Mr..
Knox saved Mr. King nom what appeared likely
10 De an unfortunate marriage by warning him
that the woman he had chosen for a wife was OF
Dad character. suppose this woman, discovering
NO" tor the nrst time the her lover gave her
up, should sue Mr.. Knox for SANDER estimating
ner damages az the amount OF the inheritance
which, In the natural order OF things. she would
nave had hight 10 expect as the widow OF Mr..
hing, would not Mr.. Knox be ready to curse the
day when his frienfs gratitude took ueeunlary
shape! de would be placed between two fires II
ne accepted the legacy, and could not after the
lapse or twenly-four years, make out a good
enough case 20 cut the damages down to n NOM
mai ngure, he would be called upon To nav n
pretty high price for very small satisfaction II
On the other hand, he refused the legacy he could
not oy that means escape the vengeance of the
woman II she were resolved on making him surer
Tor bis interference. There are circumstances An
which seeming blessings prove only burdens IA
2sguisa
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


IroR sALE-cHEAP7LoT aoxp5 FEET. ALLEY.
II on Sth st, between and NJ SITS. ne. J. r. HEkT.
FORD. l425k Est. Ml3-H'
+ Choice lots on Columbia Heights At speculative
prices. htfTf DYER
yal3-st 18th and r.
UroR SALINE OFFER THE FOLLOWING WELL
Il locatsl Lots VI Ground low prices easy teIns
or ia trade for improved property, va:
IS 600 square feet northeast. At 3oc ground imme-
isdo0 feet a, 4cc ground ADJOINING has just brought
soc.
10000 square fee:. LIST st. NV, at 45c.: water
sewer Sc.
The above mentioned property ali well adapted foA
Also. on SIS, It, W, lots go Zee, front, sloa
jal2lm WALKER 4 WILSON. 1908 81 NV
IHoR sALE-rHAT HANDSOME BUILDING SITE
Home and overlooking Massachusetts ave. X. II. II.
LEIPoLB, 1881 Il. NV. jal2-3
I>oR SALE-CHoICE LOTs-UNIvERsTTY PARK,
Il near Justice ugr,ans mansion. Also. on Merf-
dian Hill and az Mt. Pleasant low price and
dating terms. X. Ii. L. LEOPOLD 1881 St NV.
.al2-8
I>oR sALE-CHoICE BUILDING LOTS or 18th
Il st, between and \; 10th St, between and 7;
i.m St corner OF Corcorsn 81 between 18th and
ave; 4 st, New HAMPSHIRE ave, and on New
fst n.w. ave. near ST. H. d. l. Ihi ,.ie& 81
IroR. SALE-f HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF
H. wel1-ocated Lots ia East Washington. which csn
sell al investment rrices and UPON tcms. Prop
erty IN East Washington IL rapidly advancing in price
and IL believed that the coming sprins will develop
the time to secure bargains. r. Il. I. LEIP0iD. ltsl
i ct NV. tal2-H
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g a25 Qss. n;w;,5..,sle
81 Ct. Or. .................15
8 706 9th st. u. e., 9r.. 81
'5i906 Z ct. s.w.. Or. .......l5
'0i216 r st. q. ". Or. .15
. 402 p st. Nv, 5r. .......l5
% ::ss034 Stb q. ~, 6r........15
3 2s49 Cleveland ST., Or. Is
A % P st. ne, 6r.........E2
q Glib 18th st. s. e..
3 3 I: e: to isi $ ID go, 5e. i9
10 213 Q st. NV. Or. 10
10 1920 9 ct. u. W., Tor. 30
- 1850 r. /. ave. 7r. 40
3 422 | st. q. W., Or. 1880
3 1882 8 at. n. W.. or. 1850
y 2521 K st. n. W., Or. l6
% 3l4 n ct. 8. w., Or. :. .l4.30
D 1899 25th st.n.w.,4r.... 9
) 20o1 9TH st. n. W., 5r.... b
% STORES.
o 807 9TH st. w, Or S66. 81
5 GAO n. Capitol ST., B Re. 40
% 2210-2212 14th NV. 20
aNER Z CO.. GIG Est. NV.
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LOST AND FOUND.

-
T osTIAN: 10. WHITE Pup, EARS sPEcKIED
ward viii be paid for his return to 1J9 l1th st
IHoUND- WATCH. WITH GOLD
chain attached which owner can have by calling at
ioll sth st NV proving property and raging for
II osT-ON JANUARY Ie A LONG POCKETBoOK
IL containing notes and receipts Of value except
HrGeF Mcfa fissf re SoE r be paid If to
r osT,,JANUARY 18TH, 1852. AN AMETHYST
9TH and tn SITS. Finder viii be ewarded by returning
the same to Glib Louisiana ave NV. It,
n OsT-ON wEDNESDAY-LADpsG GOLD WATCH
Between tn. corner of y, ON 18th street on the
road to Soldiers Home: liberal reward If left at the
Star office. jal3-lws
n osT-TAKEN THROUGH MISTAKE, JANUARY
return TO 2315 Pennsylvania Liberal reward.
jal32ts
CTRAYED- LAST THURSDAY. JANUARY 9Th.
- Collie Dog. brown, with white neck, breast and tip
Answers 70 Hal Reward II returned to 1886 ilth d.
5Al3-2ts
n OsT-YEsTERDAY, ONE EXPRESS ENVELOPE
The Under win bs iibersy rewarded 6y deiiSerins
10 602 Pa. Same viii be Identified satsfac
torily. 3a12-3ts
r osT-oN MONDAY. JANUARY 10TH. BETWEEN
Aloth street aud LansbuFhs store. or IN street cara
if lief; at 1914 18th st. NV jsl2-2
II OST-LARGE YELLOW MAsTIFF DOG, BLACK
II muEzle, two collars on; marked LEO" and
co Suitable reward r. o. Sda.. 81 al. s
ST. NV, or Offices Burton Stock Car Co. Norris
T OsT--sUNDAY, JANUARY Q. ON l4TH ST.
q the nas So Of Benz Ss rsxsrS s.tnrSsS .
west. jall-3t
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Il Valuable Corner Property ON 14th ct
HtFTl DYER,
ja12-1w 18th and y sta

ISoR SAIL
ta12-1w 18th and D sta
EoR sALE.7yERY pEsIRABIE LOTS, ON l4TH
81. ,,'" '''''' - per ''"'f Et 1isf DYER
ICpR sALE-A BARaAIN-THE SOUTHEAST con
l. LIST and SITS n.w.' looxloa prize s cents
ja1a-8t 18th and r.
DroR sALE-BY BEN, p DAVIS, 1919 ST n.
ro iS two LS nss, Ssswssn Ih and 18Th
ant SOC; two corner 9th and lincoln. 30 and iec.:
se & 5o IN en aSe,s B cnssary st. Sa
tSSns,1s Tn,Ners.s grounds. 5oc several IN Nc
NOR sALE-FINE CORNER LOT ON 10TH ST.
NV Pm by l1oto alley fronts east and south and
n rest. a ffER 1t its r.
INV. ial1 -t,ts
NOR sALE-A SPLENDID BUILDING SITE FOR
tom frontins IS r. on M.fsei st. and 70 Il On
LIST, now occupied coal yard doing splendid bus
cheap Apply al the rs aEo es'I % Y afSkfss
,all-e. Cor. Of ii and isth sits NV
e St; Isns5. Price s1.435. Easy terms only
ey ssE L ~ '5,s f n'
lEoR sALE-cHEAP- OF THE MOST pEsIR-
abe . oSsnsr Ls on lsth Il ey,snsd for zoe per
FOR sALE.CHEAP-Two DESIRABLE LOTS ON
II NJ st., south front % feet wide only toc. Il sold
o. H. hEhi OhD.
EHoR sALE-10.000 FEET OF GROUND. ON B,
50 tas Il .s SS s Ct once. FOR Hill
Co, 1888 st. Ja5-2w
1roR sALE-A BARGAIN ON CAPITOL HILL
- se two N me Lots aiS feet 'front.' containing 354o
Ss.,d,sT H Il 18th st s, so,nse feet,
Mount Pleasant Colunbia road 4Oc.
9TH st. ne- 10000 80. feet. pc.
Boundary. fronting on New Jersey ave, zoe.
On Princeton, KENYON aud 18th SITS, Columbia
Heights, DC. 4Oc and Acc.
On !. ST. three lots 30Xa5 and ISrpi feet s2 So
3a4-2w THOs. q. HENSEi, 1906 at n ~.
lroR SALE-CHOICE LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL.
- Two on Ontario ave-. poe three on 10th ST. 25c
three ON Prospect ST. the best the hill grand view
toc two on 10th st, above Columbia road, ,c tire
on 10Th st. above kennesaw ave. 23c; two on Ken.
nesaw ave. nj Pleasant, .oc twenty five lots Co.
lumbis Heights, making about 1000 20. tt from
zoe. TO Doe Also, choice lots in northwest mart of the
city. - e. HILL Real Estate, 9Th and
NOR sALE-THREE VERY CHEAP LOTS ON CO..
II lumbia Heights il sold in the next 1--WE days One
Tot ON Dartmouth st. aonl5o r., zoe; two Lots ON
their market value Also 900 square feet ON Whit
ney ave. and 18th st., "a &c; terlas easy.
d2s-1st. Corner 18th and = sts
IroR SALE-LoTs IN MOUNT PLEASANT, FROM
II IL cents up. J. X HERTFokD,
d23-1ms l@23k L st
IHOR SALE-vALUABLE NORTHWESTERN COR
u ner property viz Of lot square 43 q 900 feet
s snd avn. Sde KIM bounded by Iowa cir
and the large subetsntisy built adjoining house with
its lot 26xl00, will be sold. together separately
Apply to owner 1908 st. d4-3m
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There is danger that, in the huriy-burly of bills
introduced in the House last Monday, one OF the
Lost deserving may be lost sight or Inspired by
the repeated demand in these columns for an I'm.
proved spstem OF heating and lighting railway
cars, weil-known LAWYER OF Washington has pre-
pared, and Representative TiiIman taken charge
OF, measure looking 10 the abolition OF coal
stoves and Oil lamps, and the supplying OF every
car with the tools required 20 break way for the
escape Of passengers from the train when serious
accident has happened. Violation OF these provis-
1onsls made 4 criminal Offense and severely pun
iahed- \ law OF the United states on such a sub
jet would ofcourse be restricted I'm its applica-
lion TO The larger railways; but as the dangerous
speed, The TOO frequent trains and the other con-
ditlons favorabet ID disasters are for the most
part confined TO the interstate systems. federal
statute would have highly salutary effect In
Operation, 20 say nothing OF the example it would
SET for the law-makins powers In the various
states 70 follow There may be features In the
Iillman bill which viii require modification before
II can pass all the way through the congressional
mill, but It's fundamental excellence admits OF NJ
question whatever.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-T0 MEET PARTY WITH FROM
w one to two thousand dollars. VIII show them
how to make an income OF eight 70 ffteen hundred
dollars with no risk whstever. Can handle I'll tbs
money. Address Box l34, Star once Ii
XNANTED-A PAKTNER, LADY OR GENTLEMAN.
w with $500 cash, IN first class dinfue good
location and near the avenue. Owner has more than
he can attend to. Address Box 1885, Star Office 1t
IHoR sALE-A SMALL GROCERY IN AN EXCEL
IL lent location: cheap to IN immediate purchaser.
Apply at l0l2 10th st. NV. a12-3r
ECOR sALE-DRUG STORE; FINE SITUATION;
u 5000 business: bargain Inquire b. h wEBh
IroR sALE-sToREs-DRUG. EXCELLENT Lo-
- cation, daily receipts ESQ; Grocery, long estsb-
sheds daily receipts $50; Tobacco. well estabished,
daily sales ts5; Confectionery, good location, bar
gam. ana various other store Also. Dining Room.
93S 4. d. RAMEY. h4-2Ws
By real Estate BROKER,
1919 street northwest,
aS-1ms adjoining sun BUILDING,
CAFE INvESTMENS-sIx PER CENT 0UARAE.
y OMAN. TE IHb By 4R THE COMPANY
Hon. A. {. WlNAN, Gate Treasurer s. Rresidepk
Interest aud Principal Guaranteed and Paid ag tAo
Chemical National Bank q New YORK
Interest payable seaAi-ahnunlly.
6onds tn sums Of 600 and mp.
These First Mortesee Bonds secured improved
real estate In and around Omaha SebraskA aud in pc
case il loan made exceedne forty per cent u oe
value OF the mort2aeed property.
The standing Of this eomJany and the chssnAcA
National Bank is sufficient 70 recommend these epcuE-
Washington Agent
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46e La. ave-. basem't..S $50
46S La. ave.. 3D. tir.. ar. 80
43o 9TH St. #. r. I'd I. 20
Gunton Bldg, r. 20. 49,. q
Gunton Bldg. rs. 3l&33. 4
6l5 1th St, r. l1.........3